Thanks for the list. As for the show, I liked the first season a lot. The other day I started season 2 and then stopped during the basement monolague by the cousin. I was thinking about the"purpose" of the scene....... So I then I binged the whole season of Silo (and then bought the books). Does Bear 2 get better (more like Season 1) and should I just fast forward through the Richie's search for a purpose? It was starting to remind me of a play an old boyfriend wrote...mulling over the life of being a man.... And the opening music was just bad, in my opinion. The Show Goes On by Bruce Hornsby & The Range may be ironic and whatever, but it is not worth the pain and gagging. Wiki says of the song: featured in Ron Howard's 1991 film Backdraft, as well as the pilot episode of Baywatch.......[Apologies if I have insulted any fans of the music or the artist(s)] ...WAIT, I forgot this post was about cookbooks (and the show forgot it was about a restaurant).
If the books were chosen to speak to his personality and considering that there are books as recent as sweet enough, and books for cooking as homely as Ina Garten, I missed Sal, Fat, acid heat by Samin Nosrat…
Here are ALL OF THE COOKBOOKS from The Bear Season 2
This is amazing and makes my head hurt to think of all the work and squinting that went into it
this is incredible
Uow! Great job, really impressive:))
Ep 8&9, on the shelf with Joy of Cooking is Cooking at Home by David Chang and Priya Krishna.
I said GOD DAMN! 👏👏👏
Barkan was super-excited when he found out about this.
💓💓💓 😍
Wow! Just wow! Impressive props, impressive list, impressive sleuthing.
Thanks for the list. As for the show, I liked the first season a lot. The other day I started season 2 and then stopped during the basement monolague by the cousin. I was thinking about the"purpose" of the scene....... So I then I binged the whole season of Silo (and then bought the books). Does Bear 2 get better (more like Season 1) and should I just fast forward through the Richie's search for a purpose? It was starting to remind me of a play an old boyfriend wrote...mulling over the life of being a man.... And the opening music was just bad, in my opinion. The Show Goes On by Bruce Hornsby & The Range may be ironic and whatever, but it is not worth the pain and gagging. Wiki says of the song: featured in Ron Howard's 1991 film Backdraft, as well as the pilot episode of Baywatch.......[Apologies if I have insulted any fans of the music or the artist(s)] ...WAIT, I forgot this post was about cookbooks (and the show forgot it was about a restaurant).
If the books were chosen to speak to his personality and considering that there are books as recent as sweet enough, and books for cooking as homely as Ina Garten, I missed Sal, Fat, acid heat by Samin Nosrat…